Motorcycle retreads?

[Slorider]

is their still a service currently available here in nz somewhere?.

[haydes55]

I would hope not

[cs363]

If you mean the MX retreads, here's the NZ agents contact details:

http://www.mxretreads.com.au/

[awa355]

is their still a service currently available here in nz somewhere?.

Why would you???

Your life has to be worth more than any dollars saved.

[R650R]

Why would you???

Your life has to be worth more than any dollars saved.

I'd try one on the DR650 on rear tyre, not under too much stress.
The quality has come a long way, even truck ones last a reasonable time if looked after right.
The key is the original carcass being a good donor item...

[Big Dave]

I'd try one on the DR650 on rear tyre, not under too much stress.
The quality has come a long way, even truck ones last a reasonable time if looked after right.
The key is the original carcass being a good donor item...

I can't see why not on a low powered bike I guess. But then a SET of new tyres for my KLR is $Au165 fitted. Doesn't seem much point in re-cycling.

[Slorider]

seems 100 dollar 18'' road tyres are getting harder to come by now and at 150 plus each being the average price im looking for an economicall alternative.......its only for a traily I roadride @90k max......I usually just buy whatevers going cheapest at the time-kings,chen shin etc,wof is key for me!

[Big Dave]

Yeah - like most price things it's a bit subjective. I had 5 years of $300+ rear tyres on my Buell that I could shag in 2,500km if I tried.

Now $160 for a set that last 7,000km seems like Christmas.

[R650R]

I can't see why not on a low powered bike I guess. But then a SET of new tyres for my KLR is $Au165 fitted. Doesn't seem much point in re-cycling.

whoops yeah crunched the numbers after I posted. We prob wouldn't have enough to make the distribution and manufacture worthwhile.